Seven Tavria trains between Moscow and Crimean cities are delayed on the way

Seven trains between Moscow and the cities of Crimea are delayed on the way. This was announced by the press service of the Grand Service Express carrier on Monday, July 21.

"To Crimea: No. 17/18 Moscow – Simferopol, departure on July 20, delay of 3 hours; No. 167/168 Moscow – Simferopol, departure on July 20, delay of 1 hour," the Moscow City News agency quotes the message.

At the same time, trains departing from Crimea on July 20 were delayed: No. 17/18 Simferopol – Moscow; No. 27/28 Simferopol – Moscow; No. 163/164 Feodosia – Moscow; No. 67/68 Simferopol – Moscow; No. 173/174 Yevpatoria – Moscow.

The time behind schedule may change along the way. The train can leave earlier, but not earlier than the time indicated on the ticket. Passengers are asked to arrive at the station in advance, as all possibilities are being used to reduce the delay time.

Passengers can take drinking water in coolers, and meals are provided whenever possible, primarily for children and passengers with limited mobility.

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Earlier, on July 20, six trains to Crimea and 12 in the opposite direction were delayed en route. 360.ru .

Earlier it was reported that 132 trains run with delays from 33 minutes to 15 hours on the Likhaya — Zamchalovo stage in the Rostov region, IA Regnum reports.

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